Creoleparser 0.6 released!

[shday]

I am pleased to announce the release of version 0.6 of Creoleparser.
This release is probably the most important in over a year as the
creation of dialect objects has been fully refactored due to the
difficultly with extending the old Creole10 class.

The Creole10 class is now depreciated and has been converted to a
factory function to facilitate backward compatibility. This means that
code subclassing the Creole10 class will no longer work while other
usage should work fine (there will be a depreciation warning).

Creation of dialects should now be done using the create_dialect()
factory function. This works much like the constructor for the old
Creole10 class.

There have been many other improvements, including support for blog-
style line breaks.

Please see the full change log here:

http://purl.oclc.org/creoleparser/docs/changelog.html#version-0-6-march-1-2009

Many thanks to everyone that are submitting bug reports and sharing
ideas. This really helps keep Creoleparser active.

Cheers,

Stephen Day